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Mercredi 15 Décembre 2021 – Enfin la possibilité de ressortir la vanne à 2 balles... ta mère en slip devant le prisunic !
I very seldom wear pantyhose. These are old fashioned nylon stockings that I buy when I go to France. (They're from Monoprix which is the French equivalent of Target)
Immatriculation 7943 RF 73
73 = Département de la Savoie (Siège du transporteur Bourgey-Montreuil)
RF = Année 1987.
Je fais des travaux de rangement chez moi.
Winston en profite et s'installe dans un sac presque vide devant contenir des revues à descendre à la récupération de papier.
Ike surveille tout depuis une pile de revue à jeter.
Je n'ai pas fait attention, mais c'était la Journée Internationale des Chats, le 17 février.
Je la fête donc avec un petit décalage : je souhaite une très bonne journée à tous nos chats et à tous les chats du monde.
I am doing some works at home. I wanted to put inside old TV reviews and bring them to the paper salvage.
Winston is enjoing the fact that he can go into platic bags nearly empty.
Ike is looking at everything from a pile of reviews.
I was not aware it was the International Cat Day the 17th. Then I wish an Happy Cat Day to all our cats and to all the cats in the world
Réseau : (59 Tourcoing, CUDL)
Transporteur : SNELRT
Type : Chausson APVU
Parc : 205
Immatriculation : 9501 CE 59
Mise en service : Décembre 1960
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Réseau : (59 Tourcoing, CUDL)
Transporteur : SNELRT
Type : Saviem SC 10 U
Parc : 363
Immatriculation : 6969 QS 59
Mise en service : Juin 1966
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Date de la photographie : 26 octobre 1974
Lieu de la photographie : Tourcoing, 59 Nord, France
Auteur : © Daniel LONNOY, archives Car-Histo-Bus
This is the lovely Bettina. I met her as I was walking in the 5th arr. in Paris. She was waiting for a bus, and so I thought I would ask her permission to take her photo. No, thank you, she said, so politely and sweetly. Which made me want her photograph even more :) She didn't speak a word of english, so I had to beg, cajole and flatter her in my best elemental French. We started a conversation about other things in the meantime, and I learned that she was originally from Rome and has been living in Paris for over 50 years. She was very proud of the fact that she was 85 years old as she told me several times :) In the end, I guess I just wore her down, because just as she spotted the bus coming, she turned to me and said, OK, just one ...
Stranger #71 in the series. Find out more about the project at www.100strangers.com.
Update Feb 2010: after moving to Paris 2 years later I actually bumped into Bettina again in Monoprix. She didn't recall our encounter but she's still as lovely as ever .... I regret not asking her again for another photo....but she did say, just one ... :-)
Ambience of a summer night - Rue du Gros Horloge - Rouen - Seine-Maritime - Normandie - Normandy - France
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Trench : Le mont saint michel
Skirt : Monoprix
Bag : Gérard Darel
Socks : anthropologie
Shoes : Boutique 9
Forum des Halles 16/12/2022 09h48
A vista view from under the La Canopée
of the shopping mall Forum des Halles on a morning in December.
La Canopée
La Canopée is a structure built above the Châtelet-Les-Halles metro and RER station and the Mall Forum in the quartier Les Halles
Inaugurated on April 6, 2016, the Canopy embodies the architectural solution adopted at the end of the international competition of July 2007 to modernize and restructure the center of gravity of the Ile-de-France metropolis inherited since the destruction of the Halles de Baltard.
Known as having been the "belly of Paris", this place was given a role in the urban renewal of the center of Paris from the start of the food supply activity in the 1960s. des halles” proves to be the opportunity to create a nodal point of the Parisian transport network on the scale of Ile France but also, with a national and international opening. On this network are connected quality stations as well as two of the main French airports.
Architect: Patrick Berger
Owner: Westfield Forum des Halles
Construction: 2012-2016
Heigth: 14.5 meters
RER: Châtelet-Les Halles
Métro: Châtelet & Les Halles (1, 4, 7, 11, 14)
English translation : "To my left a contaminated, to my right a locked down! May the best one win!"
(Mort subite = Sudden death / Delirium tremens, no comment!)
Confinement Jour 17 / Lockdown Day 17
Petit journal et photo du jour, en direct des studios de confinement…
Coup de blues et mise en bière, hier soir, dudit coup de blues...
Je ne bois pas encore de bière au petit déjeuner, mais si le confinement se prolonge encore pendant plus d'un mois, je ne réponds plus de rien !
Restez chez vous !
Le choix de bières belges est suffisamment étendu pour assurer encore quelques semaines de résistance passive…
Une guerre où l'ennemi est invisible, où on ne fait pas de prisonniers, où aucun des généraux en présence n'a la moindre idée des armes à utiliser, et où boire des bières avachi sur son canapé est considéré comme un acte de résistance, est une bien étrange guerre !
Les vrais anciens combattants doivent se retourner dans leurs tombes !
La guerre n'est plus ce qu'elle était, ma bonne dame !
Bières à inscrire en majuscules, et en tête de votre liste de courses, pour votre sortie hebdomadaire et en liberté surveillée, chez votre Super U, Monoprix ou Carrefour Market le plus proche, devenu en quelques jours un lieu saint de pèlerinage, puisqu'il reste désormais votre dernier contact matérialisé avec le monde englouti d'autrefois, et l’ultime cordon ombilical qui vous rattache encore pendant quelques temps au bonheur de vivre ! :(
Terminons sur un instant culturel ! (un peu de culture ne vous fera pas de mal)
Dans la vie, il n'y a pas que Monoprix, la bière, et les infos apocalyptiques et racoleuses des animateurs hypocondriaques et thanatophobes de BFM !
Même si on commence de plus en plus à en douter ! :(
Et puisque j'ai commencé à faire le tour du panthéon mythologique mondial, dans cette saga du confinement, je vous présente le Budai, ou moine rieur, personnage davantage folklorique que religieux et qui est commun au bouddhisme, au shintoïsme et au taoïsme...
Parfois interprété comme un moine chan et un bodhisattva du dixième siècle, "préincarnation" du Bouddha du futur, Maitreya.
Il est surtout considéré comme une divinité du bonheur, sorte de "mascotte", assurant abondance et contentement stomacal… (burp !)
Quelque part un confiné avant l'heure !
Source Wikipedia :
"L'estomac était considéré dans la mythologie chinoise comme le siège de l'âme, et le large ventre de Budai peut être vu comme une allégorie de son grand cœur."
Sa place entre deux bouteilles de bières n'est donc pas incongrue !
Bon confinement et "take care" !
Le journal complet du confinement et des chroniques de la guerre :
En attendant les photos de Budapest, une photo prise juste avant de partir aux Cordeliers à l'heure bleue
Meanwhile photos of Budapest, a photo taken just before leaving to the Cordeliers in the blue hour
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T-shirt : Uniqlo heattech
Skirt : Monoprix
Bow belt : H&M
Renault R340-19T Transports P. Malleret 6987 QL 58
Renault R330 Maxicube Transports Barbe 7058 SP 21
Saviem PS30
Renault R18 Break
C'est un Hôtel en pan de bois du XVIIe s. situé à l'origine près du Gros Horloge dont les façades ont été déplacées en 1965 dans la rue d'Amiens pour faire place à un Monoprix.
Nikon FE - Film Kodak TriX 400 @800 iso
Développement Kodak D76 1+1
PA_1258 [50 points]
A big tiled and sized space invader to celebrate the arrival of Burger King in the neighbourhood.
All views of PA_1258:
PA_1258 (Street view 1, December 2016)
PA_1258 (Zoom in, April 2017)
PA_1258 (Street view 2, April 2017)
Date of invasion: 30/11/2016 (Source: space-invaders.com, first seen on Flickr on 30/11/2016 by Ollvler)
[ Visited PA_1258 only 1 day after invasion ]
Can't get enough of this view: from the most in-demand suite at Citadines Tour Eiffel. Great view to wake up to, I think!
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Camera: Sony a99 | Lens: Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* 2.8/16-35
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I had the pleasure of staying at Citadines - Tour Eiffel for 3 nights during my visit to Paris. Located in the former village of Grenelle, Citadines - Tour Eiffel is in a prime location situated across from a major metro hub with tons of cafes, restaurants, and marketplaces all within walking distance. It is also quite close to the Eiffel Tower, the Seine, Invalides, and Champs des Mars. In fact, while staying there, I was able to easily take the metro across the street to Versailles (with a transfer) for the day which made things quite convenient.
The really cool thing about the hotel is that some of the rooms on the upper floors of the hotel feature really beautiful views of the Eiffel Tower. If you follow my Instagram, I posted a video of the Eiffel Tower's light show that I filmed with my phone from the window of my room at Citadines - Tour Eiffel. It's a pretty impressive view!
However, what makes this hotel standout from many others is that it is known as an aparthotel or apartment hotel because it also functions as a place to stay for extended periods of time if you wish. People can stay for a few nights, a few weeks, a month, a few months, even a year if that is what they wish. This makes this a great place for families or individuals looking to relocate who may need a habitable living space centrally located in the city they are trying to relocate to. It also makes it a great place for people who are looking to try to live in a city to get a feel for the city while having the comforts of home.
An intriguing facet of staying at an aparthotel is that not only do you have the comforts that you would associate with an apartment such as a fully functional kitchen and living area but you get the amenities and benefits of hotel living as well. For example, Citadines aparthotels offer various cleaning arrangements for all guests as well as other perks that you would typically associate with staying in a hotel. Only you can enjoy these perks during your extended stay in any of the Citadines locations all over Europe and the Asia Pacific.
I had a great stay during my time in Paris. I had the misfortune of getting quite sick with bronchitis while in Paris and the staff at Citadines Tour Eiffel were really wonderful when it came to getting me the medical help I needed and making my stay pleasant while I recovered. I really enjoyed the fact that there was a Monoprix right across the street. The Monoprix there had a huge grocery section which allowed me to buy reasonably priced groceries that I was able to store in the refrigerator. This was a great relief to my wallet since it let me save on certain meals since I could use the kitchen in my room.
And of course, I loved the views. But that goes without saying, right? :)
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Citadines - Tour Eiffel - Rooms with a View
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Le port de Nice
Oeuvre de Paul Signac (1863-1935)
2 mai 1931
Aquarelle et mine de plomb sur papier vergé
Collection particulière
Le dernier grand projet de Signac est, selon l'exposition, la série des ports de France dont il réalise deux cents aquarelles entre 1929 et 1931. Pour le mener à bien, il bénéficie de l'appui de son ami et mécène Gaston Levy, le co-fondateur de la chaîne des magasins Monoprix. Plus d'une dizaine d'aquarelles sont présentées dans l'exposition du musée Jacquemart-André dont celle sur Nice et Villefranche-sur-mer.
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Oeuvre présentée dans l'exposition "Signac, les harmonies colorées" au musée Jacquemart-André à Paris
L’ensemble de l’exposition suit un parcours chronologique, depuis les premiers tableaux impressionnistes peints par Signac sous l’influence de Claude Monet jusqu’aux oeuvres vivement colorées réalisées par l’artiste au XXe siècle, en passant par sa rencontre avec Georges Seurat en 1884. L’exposition, qui retrace la vie de Signac et son travail de libération de la couleur, évoque également l’histoire du néo-impressionnisme. Extrait du site de l'exposition
Rue du Faubourg Saint-Antoine 17/07/2013 19h51
One of the most important East to West roads in Paris. Direct connection between Port de Vincennes, Nation and Bastille and further on to Louvre, Concorde and Étoile.
Seen during a Summer night in July.
Rue du Faubourg Saint-Antoine
Rue du Faubourg Saint-Antoine, which now forms the boundary between the 11th and the 12th arrondissement of Paris is one of the oldest axes of the French capital. It derives its name from the ancient abbey of Saint-Antoine (Abbey Saint-Antoine-des-Champs), destroyed at the end of the eighteenth century, and more precisely in the Faubourg Saint-Antoine, which developed near the abbey. It was Chausée St. Antoine, between Place de la Bastille and Rue de Montreuil and Rue de Vincennes a bit further.
Don't mix up Rue du Faubourg Saint-Antoine with Rue Saint-Antoine, which runs from the center of Paris to the Bastille.
Rue du Faubourg Saint-Antoine is 1810 meters long and has a width ranging from 17 to 30 meters.
[ Source and much more information: Wikipedia - Rue du Faubourg Saint-Antoine ]
Photo "Explored" on 14/10/2013 #412
Entreprise de location "Locamion". Ce jour de 1992 ce tracteur est attelé à une petite remorque frigo appartenant au groupe "SAMADA" qui livrait tous les magasins "MONOPRIX". Cette remorque n'effectuait que des livraisons en région parisienne.
This was the view I was shooting in the previous photo outside of my window in my room at Citadines Tour Eiffel.
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Camera: Sony a7R | Lens: Zeiss Vario-Tessar T* FE 24-70mm F4 ZA OSS
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I had the pleasure of staying at Citadines - Tour Eiffel for 3 nights during my visit to Paris. Located in the former village of Grenelle, Citadines - Tour Eiffel is in a prime location situated across from a major metro hub with tons of cafes, restaurants, and marketplaces all within walking distance. It is also quite close to the Eiffel Tower, the Seine, Invalides, and Champs des Mars. In fact, while staying there, I was able to easily take the metro across the street to Versailles (with a transfer) for the day which made things quite convenient.
The really cool thing about the hotel is that some of the rooms on the upper floors of the hotel feature really beautiful views of the Eiffel Tower. If you follow my Instagram, I posted a video of the Eiffel Tower's light show that I filmed with my phone from the window of my room at Citadines - Tour Eiffel. It's a pretty impressive view!
However, what makes this hotel standout from many others is that it is known as an aparthotel or apartment hotel because it also functions as a place to stay for extended periods of time if you wish. People can stay for a few nights, a few weeks, a month, a few months, even a year if that is what they wish. This makes this a great place for families or individuals looking to relocate who may need a habitable living space centrally located in the city they are trying to relocate to. It also makes it a great place for people who are looking to try to live in a city to get a feel for the city while having the comforts of home.
An intriguing facet of staying at an aparthotel is that not only do you have the comforts that you would associate with an apartment such as a fully functional kitchen and living area but you get the amenities and benefits of hotel living as well. For example, Citadines aparthotels offer various cleaning arrangements for all guests as well as other perks that you would typically associate with staying in a hotel. Only you can enjoy these perks during your extended stay in any of the Citadines locations all over Europe and the Asia Pacific.
I had a great stay during my time in Paris. I had the misfortune of getting quite sick with bronchitis while in Paris and the staff at Citadines Tour Eiffel were really wonderful when it came to getting me the medical help I needed and making my stay pleasant while I recovered. I really enjoyed the fact that there was a Monoprix right across the street. The Monoprix there had a huge grocery section which allowed me to buy reasonably priced groceries that I was able to store in the refrigerator. This was a great relief to my wallet since it let me save on certain meals since I could use the kitchen in my room.
And of course, I loved the views. But that goes without saying, right? :)
--- Read a dedicated post about the hotel with explanations of each photo here:
Citadines - Tour Eiffel - Rooms with a View
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The day-time view of the Eiffel Tower overlooking the metro hub and shopping area across from Citadines Tour Eiffel.
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Camera: Sony a99 | Lens: Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* 2.8/16-35
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I had the pleasure of staying at Citadines - Tour Eiffel for 3 nights during my visit to Paris. Located in the former village of Grenelle, Citadines - Tour Eiffel is in a prime location situated across from a major metro hub with tons of cafes, restaurants, and marketplaces all within walking distance. It is also quite close to the Eiffel Tower, the Seine, Invalides, and Champs des Mars. In fact, while staying there, I was able to easily take the metro across the street to Versailles (with a transfer) for the day which made things quite convenient.
The really cool thing about the hotel is that some of the rooms on the upper floors of the hotel feature really beautiful views of the Eiffel Tower. If you follow my Instagram, I posted a video of the Eiffel Tower's light show that I filmed with my phone from the window of my room at Citadines - Tour Eiffel. It's a pretty impressive view!
However, what makes this hotel standout from many others is that it is known as an aparthotel or apartment hotel because it also functions as a place to stay for extended periods of time if you wish. People can stay for a few nights, a few weeks, a month, a few months, even a year if that is what they wish. This makes this a great place for families or individuals looking to relocate who may need a habitable living space centrally located in the city they are trying to relocate to. It also makes it a great place for people who are looking to try to live in a city to get a feel for the city while having the comforts of home.
An intriguing facet of staying at an aparthotel is that not only do you have the comforts that you would associate with an apartment such as a fully functional kitchen and living area but you get the amenities and benefits of hotel living as well. For example, Citadines aparthotels offer various cleaning arrangements for all guests as well as other perks that you would typically associate with staying in a hotel. Only you can enjoy these perks during your extended stay in any of the Citadines locations all over Europe and the Asia Pacific.
I had a great stay during my time in Paris. I had the misfortune of getting quite sick with bronchitis while in Paris and the staff at Citadines Tour Eiffel were really wonderful when it came to getting me the medical help I needed and making my stay pleasant while I recovered. I really enjoyed the fact that there was a Monoprix right across the street. The Monoprix there had a huge grocery section which allowed me to buy reasonably priced groceries that I was able to store in the refrigerator. This was a great relief to my wallet since it let me save on certain meals since I could use the kitchen in my room.
And of course, I loved the views. But that goes without saying, right? :)
--- Read a dedicated post about the hotel with explanations of each photo here:
Citadines - Tour Eiffel - Rooms with a View
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Interested in viewing all of my Paris posts so far? Here they are:
Looking for these (and more) Paris photos to view larger? Here you go (click or tap on each photo to view larger):
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Vue aérienne depuis une des tours du 13ème arrondissement.
Da Cruz a mis des couleurs sur l'école maternelle de la Cité Doré ... qui sera détruite en 2017, pour être reconstruite au même endroit (ou presque) dans un cadre moins verdoyant.
Boulevard Vincent Auriol, en face du Monoprix, entre les stations de métro Nationale et Chevaleret (ligne 6).
Rouen (Seine-Maritime) - Hôtel d'Etancourt (rue d'Amiens).
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Hôtel particulier en pan de bois du 17e siècle situé à l'origine près du Gros Horloge, entre la rue du Gros Horloge et la rue aux Ours ; en 1965, des travaux d'installation d'un Monoprix sont entrepris ; les façades, inscrites depuis 1933, sont remontées l'année suivante rue d'Amiens, une partie sur la partie sud de la rue (numéros 97 et 99) , et une partie (en U) sur la partie nord (numéro 68)..
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